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Public Production of etoy - Visit the MISSION ETERNITY PRODUCTION PLANT
at Kaserne/Kunstraum Walcheturm in Zurich.

On Feb 21 2006, 2 etoy.TANKS coming from Berlin and China landed in Zurich
to launch a two-month public production period visible and open to the public.
etoy.AGENTS produce hardware and software for the MISSION ETERNITY project,
launched by etoy.

MISSION ETERNITY is a technology-driven cult of the dead, an interactive work
of art that crosses the ultimate boundary. The production of this long-term,
multi-faceted community sarcophagus offers a unique point-of-entry into the
processes that drive media art today. Art consumers, etoy.INVESTORS, friends,
and the public are invited to join the production and engage in an active
exchange with the etoy.CREW .

From March 2 to April 28, 2006, the etoy.CREW works at Kasernenareal/Walcheturm
in Zurich. For scheduled events, please consult www.etoy.com/blog.

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